
How To Make The Most Out Of Black Friday For Lawyers
The true meaning of Thanksgiving is to nourish your body for Black Friday.
The true meaning of Thanksgiving is to nourish your body for Black Friday.
But clients should never feel obliged to provide gifts to lawyers.
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These gift ideas will also help your friend, colleague, relative, romantic partner, or probation officer get what they truly desire for the holidays: a little more quality time with you.
I'd like to thank my manager. And my agent. And my mom. And I'd like to thank the Academy for triggering an audit of my taxes that will haunt me for the rest of time.
COVID is even messing up gifting.
Don't be a scrooge.
Discover five practical ways to harness AI and eliminate busywork—so you can focus more on your clients and less on repetitive tasks.
Need to buy a gift for a lawyer, but not sure what to get? This list has got you covered.
No matter what holiday you celebrate, take some time to make someone else's life better this season.
* Is the Supreme Court being hypocritical? [New York Times] * Free lawyers for the poor actually pay for themselves. [Guile is Good] * A look at how well the federal government fares in front of the Supreme Court. [Empirical SCOTUS] * More legal woes for Theranos. [Law and More] * A great resource for gifts for the lawyer in your life. [Courthouses of America] * The pull of social conservatives in the legal industry. [Bloomberg/BNA]
* Silk Road's Ross Ulbricht found guilty. [Law360
* Valentine's Day gifts for lawyers. [Law and More]
* "7 Things You Only Find Out as a Lawyer to the Poor." [Cracked]
* On the day high school athletes sign away their futures, this article explains that law school is almost as bad when it comes to transfers. [Inside Higher Ed]
* The lawyer who won Survivor: Racism Survivor: Cook Islands is now in charge of keeping Facebook users from throwing privacy hissy-fits. [Fusion]
* Win your case... still lose your license. [Associated Press via Philly.com]
* On the subject of law-related scents, does you law school have a custom fragrance yet? [TaxProf Blog]
* Should law professors serve as both parties and counsel on amicus briefs? An interesting question of ivory towerness. [Josh Blackman's Blog]
* The duty to vaccinate: or not all libertarians are as crazy as Rand Paul. [The Volokh Conspiracy / Washington Post]
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* We are coming to Chicago, and we’d love to see you at our event on Thursday night — RSVP here. [Above the Law] * Wait, FIFA may be dishonest? Kirkland partner Michael Garcia announces plans to appeal after FIFA releases ethics report on the Russia and Qatar World Cup bidding process that contains “numerous materially incomplete and erroneous representations of the facts and conclusions.” And he should know since he worked on the investigation. [Am Law Daily] * Behold the all-purpose citation! [Lowering the Bar] * Regarding yesterday’s crazy “woman sues the owner of the dog that her dogs killed,” an astute reader notes that a year ago, the Texas Supreme Court limited damages in pet deaths to “animal’s market worth.” So in the interest of reining in damages, the courts gave the victim less incentive to sue than the owner of the perpetrators. Sounds like a great system there. [Dallas Morning News] * The holidays are around the corner. Get that special lawyer some prints of courthouses around the country to spruce up their office. [Courthouses of America] * Wow. California school district argues that 14-year-old girl could legally consent to sex with her teacher because, I mean, come on, we all knew she was a slut. This happened. In 2014. [Slate] * Advice that should go double for lawyers: sometimes you really just need to drop acid to clear your head. [What About Clients?] * Professors who refuse to retire are the worst. [TaxProf Blog]
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